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Program checklist · Childhood 1-6/TESOL K-12 (BS)

Childhood 1-6/TESOL K-12 (BS)

Canisius University · Buffalo, NY

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Program
Award
Childhood 1-6/TESOL K-12 (BS)
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
19.0711
Total credits (published)
30
Catalog edition
0037
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
// Overview Curriculum Roadmap Courses Department Chair: Staff Introduction This major prepares candidates in Childhood Education which covers Grades 1-6 and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) for Grades K-12. Coursework includes the pedagogical knowledge and skills to ensure that candidates are qualified to teach at these levels and in high needs classroom settings serving students who are New Americans or who speak a language other than English at home. Many courses are infused with field experiences so candidates build skills as they progress through the program. In addition, each candidate must take coursework as set forth in the Canisius University Core Curriculum and must choose a 30-credit liberal arts concentration to ensure that they have the content knowledge necessary to teach children in Grades 1-6. Licensure Disclosure Before enrolling in any academic degree or certificate program with the intent to seek a professional license or certification in your state, it is vital that you determine whether the academic program will support or fulfill requirements for that license or certification. We advise you to contact the relevant licensing board in states where programs may not automatically meet licensing criteria on their own to determine what other requirements may be needed for professional licensure or certification if you are or will be residing outside New York State. Consult our Professional Licensure Disclosure website for specific information about your intended program. Qualifications Students must meet the requirements at all transition points in order to graduate with an education degree and be recommended for teacher certification. Please see School of Education and Leadership Studies website for transition point requirements. Advisement All students should have an advisor in the major and should contact the department directly to have an advisor assigned if they do not already have one. Meetings with academic advisors are required prior to students receiving their PIN for course registration each semester. All majors should work closely with their advisor in discussing career expectations, choosing their major electives, developing their entire academic program and planning their co-curricular or supplemental academic experiences. Double Majors Students who wish to expand their educational opportunities may decide to declare a double major. This decision may be based on career goals, planned graduate studies, and/or other student interests. Before a student declares a double major, it is important to meet with the appropriate academic departments for advisement. In order to declare a double major, the student must complete the Major/Minor Declaration form. This form will be submitted electronically and reviewed and approved by each department chairperson as well as the appropriate associate dean. Per university policy, each additional major requires a minimum of 15 credits that do not apply to the student's first or subsequent major. Some double major combinations can be completed within the minimum 120 credit hour degree requirement, but in other cases, additional coursework may be required. Please note that students will only receive one degree unless completing the dual degree requirement, including at least 150 undergraduate credit hours, regardless of the number of majors they complete. Both (all) majors appear on a student’s transcript. Curriculum An Ignatian Foundation All undergraduate students must complete either the Canisius Core Curriculum or the All-College Honors Curriculum . Many schools refer to their college-wide undergraduate requirements as "general education" requirements. We believe that the core curriculum and the honors curriculum are more than a series of required classes; they provide the basis for a Jesuit education both with content and with required knowledge and skills attributes that are central to our mission. Free Electives Students may graduate with a bachelor's degree with more but not less than 120 credit hours. Free electives are courses in addition to the Canisius Core Curriculum or All-College Honors Curriculum and
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
189705
CourseShelf checklist
CK_189705_2174762a
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Major Requirements

major core · 23 items
  1. ECCH 221
    3
  2. ECCH 222
    Literacy and the Arts in the Elementary Classroom
    As published: “Literacy and the Arts in the Elementary Classroom (20 hour field experience required)”
    3
  3. ECCH 412
    3
  4. EDE 100
    Human Growth and Development - Birth through Childhood
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  5. EDE 390
    Cognition and Learning - Birth through Adolescence
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  6. EDU 100
    Exploring the Teaching Profession
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  7. EDU 250
    Foundations of Education
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  8. EDU 122
    Technology in Education
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  9. EDU 272
    Teaching Social Studies Integrating English Language Arts
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  10. EDU 428
    Teaching Math and Science: Supporting STEM Education
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  11. EDU 494
    Capstone Seminar for Teacher Candidates
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  12. EDU 495
    Child Abuse Workshop
    Not resolved to a course
    0
  13. EDU 496
    Prevention of School Violence Workshop
    Not resolved to a course
    0
  14. EDU 497
    Dignity for All Students Act (DASA) Workshop
    Not resolved to a course
    0
  15. EDU 498
    Student Teaching Seminar
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  16. SPE 341
    3
  17. SPE 356
    3
  18. TESL 283
    3
  19. TESL 284
    3
  20. TESL 385
    3
  21. TESL 386
    3
  22. TESL 432
    Seminar in Teaching and Assessment
    As published: “Seminar in Teaching and Assessment (50 hour field experience required)”
    3
  23. TESL 493
    12

Language Other than English (LOTE) Requirements

0 items

    English Concentration

    concentration · 8 items
    1. ENG 111
      3
    2. ENG 112
      3
    3. ENG 299
      Introduction to English Studies
      As published: “Introduction to English Studies 1”
      3
    4. Two 200-level literature courses
      Not resolved to a course
      6
    5. One pre-1900 American Literature course 2
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    6. One pre-1800 British Literature course 3
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    7. One Shakespeare course 4
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    8. Two writing courses 5
      Not resolved to a course
      6

    Mathematics Concentration

    Choose 1 of the following · Choose one of the following: · concentration · 9 items
    1. MAT 111
      4
    2. MAT 112
      4
    3. MAT 219
      4
    4. MAT 230
      4
    5. MAT 311
      4
    6. MAT 331
      3
    7. MAT 351
      3
    8. Choose one of the following:
      Not resolved to a course
      3-4
    9. MAT 211
      4

    Computer Science elective

    Choose 1 of the following · Choose one of the following: · electives · 2 items
    1. Choose one of the following:
      Not resolved to a course
      3-4
    2. MAT 222
      3

    Math elective

    electives · 0 items

      Social Studies Concentration

      concentration · 9 items
      1. ECO 101
        3
      2. GEO 325
        Introduction to Physical Geography
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      3. PSC 104
        3
      4. HIS 107
        3
      5. HIS 108
        3
      6. HIS 209
        3
      7. HIS 124
        3
      8. HIS 255
        3
      9. One European or Asian/African/Latin American History elective
        Not resolved to a course
        3

      European History Options

      2 items
      1. HIS 213
        3
      2. HIS 220
        3

      Asian/African/Latin American History Options

      6 items
      1. HIS 210
        3
      2. HIS 220
        3
      3. HIS 263
        3
      4. HIS 264
        3
      5. HIS 265
        3
      6. HIS 280
        3

      Social Justice Concentration

      concentration · 0 items

        Foundations Course

        1 item
        1. SOC 273
          3

        Research Courses (select one of the following)

        2 items
        1. EDU 303
          Research Methods in the Social Sciences
          Not resolved to a course
        2. PSY 202
          3

        Skills Classes (select one of the following)

        6 items
        1. COM 201
          3
        2. COM 203
          3
        3. COM 204
          3
        4. COM 302
          3
        5. COM 319
          3
        6. PSY 329
          3

        Elective Courses (choose three from the courses listed below)

        electives · 29 items
        1. COM 327
          3
        2. COM 385
          3
        3. CRJ 337
          3
        4. CRJ 345
          3
        5. ECO 101
          3
        6. ECO 102
          3
        7. HIS 124
          3
        8. HIS 235
          3
        9. HIS 236
          3
        10. HIS 255
          3
        11. HIS 264
          3
        12. HIS 299
          3
        13. IGSR 300
          Immersion East Side Seminar
          Not resolved to a course
        14. PSC 103
          3
        15. PSC 104
          3
        16. PSC 111
          3
        17. PSC 140
          3
        18. PSC 150
          3
        19. PSC 201
          3
        20. PSC 224
          3
        21. PSC 225
          3
        22. PSC 233
          3
        23. PSC 237
          3
        24. PSY 334
          3
        25. PSY 340
          3
        26. SOC 111
          3
        27. SOC 291
          3
        28. SOC 340
          3
        29. SOC 355
          3

        Language Courses (TESOL students may choose four language electives to meet certification requirements)

        electives · 13 items
        1. ASL 103
          American Sign Language I
          Not resolved to a course
        2. ASL 104
          American Sign Language II
          Not resolved to a course
        3. FRC 103
          Introductory French I
          Not resolved to a course
        4. FRC 104
          Introductory French II
          Not resolved to a course
        5. FRC 215
          Intermediate French
          Not resolved to a course
        6. FRC 217
          Introduction to French Composition
          Not resolved to a course
        7. SPA 103
          3
        8. SPA 104
          3
        9. SPA 215
          3
        10. SPA 217
          3
        11. SPA 323
          3
        12. SPA 324
          3
        13. SPA 332
          3

        Spanish Concentration

        concentration · 6 items
        1. SPA 215
          Communicating in Spanish
          As published: “Communicating in Spanish 1”
          3
        2. SPA 217
          Intro Comp Panorama SocioCultural Latinoamericano
          As published: “Intro Comp Panorama SocioCultural Latinoamericano 1”
          3
        3. SPA 323
          3
        4. SPA 324
          3
        5. SPA 332
          3
        6. Five Advanced-Level Spanish Classes (any SPA class at 300 or 400 level)
          Not resolved to a course
          15
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